FACTCHECK: will low-paid women subsidise rich women under the Coalition’s parental leave scheme? VERDICT: There are divergent views about who is burdened by company tax increases, but it is generally accepted that there would be some impact on wages and prices. So in this sense, it is correct to say that lower-income groups would pay for part of the proposed benefits to be received by higher-income mothers….. Peter WhitefordProfessor, Crawford School of Public Policy at Australian National University Depending on how business passes on the costs, it is hypothetically correct to say that lower-income earners could be indirectly subsidising higher-income earners. – Marian Baird. Professor of Employment Relations at University of Sydney
Posted on: Mon, 05 Aug 2013 00:26:32 +0000
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